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THIS neat paragraph is from the
llouston Post and the HERALD has
nothing to add;
What are the preachers good tori"
asked cynical iuiide. lhey are
probably good becau'c they think II
is right which j. II better reason ihan
the intidrl can ave Tor being bad.
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FIR now turns gu, that Col. Fred.
Grant was misQuoted in his recent
political speech. lie is said to have
said: III have not inherited the
ability of my father, | will try aud
show myself as faithful i'll the dis
chal &c of duty This, il must be
admitted, was neatly Grie' aud briefly
TO the point. .
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Whips and lap robes, asplendid line
for pleasure vehicles and headquarters
for those wanting leather of all kinds,
shoe findings and iurnishings-at
Padgelt Bros, wholesale and retail
sadlers.
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Fischer pianos, over $4,000 now il
use, and giving utmost satisfaction
Will A. Walkiu Il Co., 1877 Main st.
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Estey organs, highest quality, great
est durabilsty, sold Tor easy monthly
or quarterly payments. viii A. Wat
kin ~ Co, sole agents, - -.''
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Wednesday, October 26. 1887.

II money makes the mare go, jay
G. mid will have "A team Of flyers.
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A.E. Bouche, the Main street grocer, has
lust added splendid refrigerator, In which
he has always the freshest country butter,
eggs and fresh Fleschman's yeast, which is
kent as cold MS can be-
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Sleinway pianos are the iavorile o
the world. viii A. Watkin " Co.
sole agents.
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Turf goods of all descr ptions, such
as saddles. brides, harness. bits, halt
ers, boots, knee caps. etc, in the larg
est assortment, at the turfman's head
quarters, Padgitt Bros.
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Al all Hours.

Meals in excellent style AT the Ii
brary on Main street. Good cooks
ana ladies of the Woman's Home in
charge.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATAhhn'-pu n
heavy headache, obstruction. Of the nas
passages, discharges falling from the hcad
into the throat, sometimes profusc, watcry,
and acrid, at Others thick, tenacious, mucous
purulcnt,, bloody and putrld; the eyes T..
in the ears. deafness, hacking or coughing I
clear the throat, cypectoration of oiIcnsi,
matter, together with scabs from ulcerei q
voice Is changed and has nasal twang; TN
breath is offensive; smell and taste are i'm
paired; there is sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, a hacking cough and gen,
symptoms are likely to be present in any one
case Thousands of cases annually, withou
manifcsting half of the above symptoms, re-
suit In consumption, and end IN the grave.
No disease Is 80 common, more deceptive unu
dangerous. or less understood by physicians.
by its mild, soothing, and healing properties,
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
CoryZa, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; 30 cents.
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TuUasD.sr. .vovR.mssRs.

Fifteenth day--Grand concerts in Music
Hall by the celebrated National Band OF the
Republic OF Mexico Chariot races. Fly
ing trapeze. Military drills. Races on
track att y. N.
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sSID.sy.. .,.ors.nsERi.

sixteenth day-Grand concerts in Music
Hall by the celebrated National Band OF tne
Chariot races. Flying trapeze. Cattle rop'
ing. Military drills. Races on track at > p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-yoRK Thursday Sept L. BEEVEs - Receipts
46 cars Of Sl7 hesdSO cars for Mr. Eastman
for j. 4 Bumenthals Sons aud
city market arrivals
In the yards but there
reported up % ~ O'Clock. Feciing ints weak
City Dressed Beef slow Int about steady 171c
Native SIDES with Choice bringing high Texan Beef
sold vi 6hc.
and Colorado sides anti for Ordinary Extra Native
Beet.
Private cable London apd Liverpool quote the
market tribe better with Refrigerated Beef selng $40
n and American Live Cattle bringing i0al0e for the
mated dressed weight
The ornoco Reruda about - Live cafe and
~ Lave Sheep
Mich cows -Reepts thus far this week about rs
head heahicr tile irket q
-sers that prices fully 81 head
better than last commos TO Cool Cows have sc AZ
Cosnei Mebe the sale OF 10 head Mt
$40 SIS each
: CALVkS- Receipts Including 500 head late
Yesterday $50 heal. uf which S7f were AZ BothsL
There mere Gfasers Buttsrniiks and Fed Calves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL sept I-i23D p m-Cottsa steady with fair
demand. Mlddlng Uplands 2di do orleans. blL Sales
looCo b.e. including iool for ,peeastoa and export
steady tho advance Uplan Low aidhn< olanse Sep.
TENDER delivery. 1864; aso 526fdi september and
October delivery. IA Cad. october and November de-
livery. SG4d November and December delivery 5G4d;
also OGtd December and January delivery. SD jan
uary February dclverg 66il February and March
delivery 6B4d: March AMI April delVsry. 76tdi also,
sG3d. Tenders for deliveries at todays cearinsa OOo
bales dockrts $1,000
4 D MIXTURES closed firm. Uplini, Low Middlng
clause. September delivery. 2664d sellers; do soptem
ber and October delivery l5Gid SELLERS do October and
November delivery 9B4d sellers do. November and De.
delivery SD sellers do December and January
delivery. 9Gtd sellers; 10 January and February DC
liver, G64d sellers. do February aud March delivery
lid s-Iers March and April lciVerv S-64d buy
era Apr aud May delivery. l0.64l value
GALVESTON, Sent. cotton trn. Mildng. psi Low Md
Good Ordinary SIS net ami gross receipts 2@3
NORFOLK. Lection steady Middling ep ior new
receipts bales gross, ~ balesi sales, 43 bales
stock S35 bales.
SAVANNAH sept 1.-Cotton firm; Middlng. o. Low Mid
ding SO 6sod Ordinary So; net and gross receipts,
243j sales 900 bales; stock tcOrrccio 9s2s bales
NEwOELEkSs sept lection steady. Mi uiaG Dsj Low
Mddnng Good Ordinary, 80 net receipts. 7bl bales
gross receps S02 bales exports 10 Great Brain z3
bales; sales. 400 bales; stock. 1883 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
LINE srocK MARKErs RY rrLraRApn

RuFTALn. Sept /. Cdtiis "a 6S5
head. Tor tnas tar s.2i5 aspt tor time
$3.50 head; consigned through - cars. OF
which IS NewYork 10 SALE all Texans aud sold
10 local hatcher at IS 25 a 80 -.
asst "a hours 600 neaf fetal fsr week.
heat c.as.sa.i though. OF which 10 NewYsrK
20 sale IL Of which Canadian Lambs Sheep
aud prices shade Common chOcc at - JOd
%. Gooi Choice Western Lambs 8 - u.s. Good TO
Choice Canadian Lambs s. JOe6
last "a hourA b6l5 heais tstai for the
3e07S head time last week 80 500
head thrOash. - which IS TO New Ork
10 goO demand. Mixed Pixs ami Light York
7jds5 20 Michigan stock 50 20 IS 80; Cornfed
Workers. - 35dfj 40 selected Medium weights
So as ss5 55. all offerings tak'n
CHICAGO sept line Dr0rsrP Journdt reDorts-csttis
heceiDts-i2.iUO heal Shipm-nts hesa msrSe
active and hrm; Light s59sj so Rough Packing - - a
HoIs Receipts iO.5vO head -hipmrBts head
steady - 25 IS 2Os Cows and Mixed 81 rs
- 90. stockers ana Feeders 80 e-3 10.
SA<rD-hecriDts $500 head shipments head Market
stetdy. Native Nations 50 O0Gss 40 Western IS 20
81 Is. Texans 81 0Ooss 80
1T LoUiS sept l.-tnttLe keceipts 5000 head Shlp
Dents 300 hesG market wa. steady Far 10 Choice
ChoIce 80 SOD a foeisrs fair 50 rs %
s Texans and Indiana common grass 10 good cornfe
81 2O6s3 rs
Hoos-hoceibs 1000 head. sniDmeats 500 head market
lover. Choice heavy ana ButchefS sseetions
81 206sh "a PacKIn< Medium 10 Prime - oOSs5 II
loTgers Meum Prime - % 90 10 Pigs. Common 10
Coed - OUasSSj
Shs,D- hecssis l. 500 asaa. shpass. 900 market
Far Ia 'holco ~ 20 ss4 Is Lambs IS 100
Common s2dsz IS Tho Of Cattle ana sheep
Tor the month OF August the largest known IN the his
Of the yaris
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per EortA Riser, Vessels AID Roslrsasjs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brazil growths values firmly held on
the basis 2Oir for fair Rio spot invoices Sales 600
bags No at l9sc and 900 bags No At Is SOC anoat
The mder Sales 46l bags Maracabo At
zoe and $50 pccus Padang aoaI private Option
trading moderate though tirm market final
market closing hrm particularly for distant months ss fol
March. ls.9oals ee April, ls.esaleo0; May; 1909
1905; june 1900 1905 september la2oSla25i
Is Glass The ranges the different months
follows January. 1S7Oa1sS5 February. ls.70Q 1885, Sep
TENDER. 1S15d1s.20; october 1a4oe ls.5J November,
l8.701la76: DE ember lasO6lsS5. Sales 42.250 bag.
COTTON-Spot prices were advanced isc. IN sympathy
with the higher ruling OF the speculative market sales
2S7 bales 1910 bales last evening". OF which all
for consumption. Tho port receipts to-day 5s40
baies comparing with 1850 bales day
and 22si bales for the corresponding dsv last
Quotations classification
fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
THE STATE OF TRADE,

BosroS. Sept l-flosr steady = cosren Extras 81 10
dS3iu Nss Patsats Choice TO Fancy - 10 - 30
.....-Corn dull-steamsr Yellow 55c steamer Mixed 81
55c... Oats dull No. White 80 a37 Shorts quiet
-Mddngs S11 % oS2J Winter shorts SIS 90
Spring do sl5 90 Butter dn-wesern Extra Creamery
zoe; New.YoYk and Vermont DC. Vermont
Dairy Extra q e22 Cheese dul-Best NswYork and
Vermont H. al2c Eggs stesdy-tastern Ehirss 2Oc
Western l6o Receipts for the veek-flsur
$4,000 bbis $4,000 7seO0 bush Uats
l32.0OO shorts 1000 bush
BUFFALo. Sept l.-wh-at- No Hard unsettled; sales
OF 10000 bush. 50 $4,000 bush SOC; 10000 bush
closing asked. No HARD Northern Pacific
1sc. Winter Wheat higher. NO ked sold at 77A1
Use; No. | White Michigan s2IdS3c No spot here
boatoads of No to arrive sofia at 46Aa46s4c osIs
nrmer and fair demand. No. 2 White 80. 132c NO.
wnite 81 oslo. No Mixed 90 "a eac..... Barley
steady RYE dull nominal Flour In good demand
Mlfeed rn-Winer Bran sl5 % Spring Sl4 40.
Canal freigts and unchanEed-Wbeat SIC
Corn Receipts-Flour l3 900 ibis; Wheat lS2OOO
bush Corn 29S 900 0ats7O .5OV bush. Rye
busn Ran road sh,Umcnts-Fl-ur $4,000 bb Wheat 10000
bush Cora 5000 oats busn Barley
Canal shipnvrts-Wha4t l2l lush 81 600
Oats 1900 bush
CHICAGO Sent l-rhn aalug fnr1r., ranrni followa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

:s sSs e .s q ~: boar v ruled
Sellers aaos: ors:ssfs ssa ssssss. .. s.sse. Fed
10 s. .
~ pss.sed vsas selling at and City Dressed cold
$500 a. ia 9,.: ys.i1 lss average g
as s s1s s So r. e. S''''D1A.
ss Co - e ss e sna
a,s::srs "a arc rs PED Calves. Ss2 D. ssssss sdS
a. svis 81 nd !. F &C., c Il
70 s. r.. ~ c ri g 500 average at 20 NJ
% m aS aso s . CO. i - a. q sS
R:s = ss: R:sis% q
western vs.s "a b. a. Sea 81 40 las n DO Iss
rSosst do IL FL CAVES s average at s
Per n ! Veal, lOs 10 SCI do las u, at To- 40
Dt assnS Tl.. T ,S y;a: gsS asAse
gs6 10 DO 2s2 ID. 80 Gras'ers and Bustermilk
Judd 8 buckingham: sPenn,ylvanla veals ISL n aver
age s per n State do 1874 b. at g Fed Calves 1919
Sa ss og srenS,yva'is yssls $50 aysrsgs
IS, SHEEP AND LAMBS were qnslud1s u cars
et Civ aa Ssi ss7s
Good yanssd and n rS ar and Medium
Win s sn 81 ns
az. and asf .o
ssss 80 Ordinary % Fair 80 4ssi 76 Good q Prime a.
~"
Gsnada' at 81 o and few little top lots at So TO- with 10
Dressed Mutton 5sec for Poor to Prime win
s$sss. : +
g g e, g g. "a % s dG g
y ,ssSs:; ssiso. e S.asss e. ~ :" O1 ..
Z ss IS $ $ s. "a sheep S 81 vi
q as%: e Rssasyiy,;s cSs Z 3 %as Dn.. 'IO
average at &c per 81 stats sheep Lamb. s. ~ ss
30 g g. S g & 81 3 s s's slS
Lambs so 90 y DC 81 2ysus &C. 50 sos SG 80
Canada do IS D. - at &c go Do g b. siss
sse per % State I,%S. s. B. al 'S SG IS do ST.
Harrington. 20 state Sheep, 81 n AVERAGE. ataso per
do s. b g. 81 40 per 100 ID 2lo do 72h b. at 81 TO-
jsiae Wight Co. late Yesterday 1s State Sheen, %
M ~ 80 io do g. oes AZ no 90 To- BUCKS iao n at Sc
S Es's. l2 PenP,yyania Ewes, lol average astSc
st7e 80. 90 p CSC Isl Penn.yivania IS q. at &c;
Neaon G.Ileti; 81 Kentucky sheen 80 n at
sherman 8 culver 2iS Ohio sheep 80 ID average. at
GG = per- 3 s 90 G R9 9s g. 5 a'i 5
FSsqss .5o 6lo ss;sp y 8 81 average per
Lambs. 6Gi9 10. al rs 10.
Indd & BucEngham Is Penn'ylyana Bneks and Ewes: |
% rs 80 100 10 10 STATE sheep 50 70, at
81 So l2 Pennsy vania Lambs ~ D at 80 80 do % n.
NJ 81 u. 10 stated. "a N, AT 40 80
HOGS Recsips ncIudlnE 90 cars reported yes
terayl 80 OF 203 neal9 Jersey CITY and33
at f0t-t. Total for FIVE days 2l777 head against
1882 head for the time last week Demand lair and
market steady s. 90 and g. so 100 ~ with bunch OF
Prime sold late Yesterday at s. and IL Pigs bringing
So 10. Offerings all taken
Country Dressed in good demand sds.c for Melium
and a &c Tor Light.
Sales judd & Buckingham; 25 state Hogs. 227 av-
era q az 50 80 Per 100 do 200 at - To- Rough
do $50 n. AZ II TO-
p Klso 81 Pennsylvania Piys 157 average. at s. 20
per 100 n 2 Rough Hogs. 305 10. at 81
J-lfc. Wng 4 Co. - Hogs 253 n average. at
20 per 100 Rou-hs 29j ~ At 81 70 late yesterday
81 state Hogs 253 n al 81 80 tOughs 32G D. a. ~ 80
j. g. Smith. late Yesterday 60 State Hogs az 70
age q 50 s0per 100 ~ ~ DO 205 ~ at 80 20 do ~ 10
AZ 20 80 do 900 n al SO; 10 PIGS l22 ID, al 80 los
Rough DO SGs 10 at 80, II 10. 33 b. at ~ SO do lo3
u. al - 10
A. W Lamb 20 state Hogs 2ls at IS Is per
100 n ii do 2sG 10 at - 10 Rough. 4JO b. at 81 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

THURSDAY, sepT. i-f NJ
TIE OBJECT of the advance OF per cent in lis rate for
discount. TO per cent by the Bank Of England today
clearly revealed the condition Of the foreign exchange
market The rate for sixty-day sterling bills was imme-
datey reduced 70 cent while for sight previous quota
tioas weak. Later sixty-day DIS we're sod ior
81 7e7s while sight bills held at 81 s3 At to
DAVIS rate OF discount the open market London
t2Ts per cent? sixtydsy bill at the rate named is equiv
al.nt than 81 SO for sight It's estimated that
there 900 OF gola the way to this
port: $4,000 withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land to-day for shipment The sale OF Oregon Railway
and Navg bonds and stocks by the Oregon Trans
continental Company is far completed that nearly
one-thrd OF the purchase money has been paid. This
transaction will furnish about So 900 900 OF exchange,
only part OF which has yet been drawn and sold. And
in addition to security bills the is now upon
us, with it's usual, IL not larger than usual,
supply OF bills 1t year ago last
week thar the Bank OF England advanced It's rate
from PIG 32 per cent and it not till after that
date that OF gold this way became active
There was little Of liquidation Ia the stock mar
kets to-day But the advances made in prices more
due to a confident buying for accounts than to
liquidation of " short" accounts. The bears to-day
are aborng In the dilemma they have been for
two weeks while they could attack values and knock
them down when not supported they nave not dared TO
attempt buy. That is liquidation yet to no made
During the month of August there were many iuetua-
tons in prices It generally is regarded great
bear month During individual and CORPORATION credits
have been assaied with a boldDess never before
bibted There been days OF marked depressons in
values bat each period OF depression has been FOL
lowed by quick and sharp reeoveres In the following
table Of comparison the date OF August covers the
lowest prfceS made on July 30 August 2:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

Psas' TO- lay ,as si.r , @; ss ra,
sss .Asy 50
2 Req 72c. Receipts 400 na.ai .hpasn.. 5000 eusn
% 80 Bulk Meats sai'I-sAOr' r,e,
Clear 50 whlssey steady sale. finished good.
Use sue E1 s creamery as S2so csoes
hss: 4 a sGs:.' ar % s%a ta Cream p.ss;a,
..s sao@srs = 20 800 Shipments
RET c.s Sept sa 1.o.Ss:e & ocSsst ' 5s Do
Waite CO..; zoo Ss4OO 0n'n Corn
;.csrn active s'p so oai. quiet
.,s::: 't's x;: sss
Der So 81 oc:sess $" ss:s u S .a ss
cSsidai; f Il II s-a, @
o1's Gs S5 'irSy ''
a.s Sept was 1s% al MIA Mt's S %.
. SsS ss ssS Ms. as%%,ac. 81 s.
sgir q % n "a; Ga;n Corr o 81 500
s%p..ss.H%sss, a bush Cora 1900 ca.S Oats
ws.srs .aa P.assv p sa.s5aas 81 sos 20 40
$40 Poaa,ylv.nis ioor Process, 90 pslawar.
e. sss1 o Clear ~ s 40 81 o.
sss 20 s. Lou. s.a southern InnO Clear % .Ssst co..
Choices MiSas.osa s.t.rs si.~ 80 10
ssoe vs Js 20 per sars
sss:
81 so Cor. %.rke, ~. spot lot: .h.as nT%.I
M.ss a 5s "a as s1 sps ss' 81 s
iof September sS Ssi .c DO for October sso.c
for NS,s@esr % oas %ogs5a's local %
Ungraded White 3ssc No White S2e No White short
;wi ss ass Wife ist be-
's Be-: Ham. 90
&C. .r1 q .: s 'sa s
shea%si @ f .. fully eaTs s 90 30
&c . Ss d. e ..a ssSss B. ps.' in CURED
CT. s.s 90 s, d. 90 s..
ys %:.;1 '':r:ss n,1 f: !; &c. z:
81. s:: os:s: S;%:
S ss .I:. a. . M
sss - .sv' I:ss,':$
sss 49, 10" sp% w..sr Bran na ocssla .
S Ss.a ion Corn S :.: s's Zoos s' BUSH. w''as aooo
S Sss S S.. s bush "1' 1000 'a.A
e n. CO.. % q :. Sss &
closing sISsHs s.:s
iSssr 2ss.s 'ssa ''s Sso
Tnotav sl3 ooesle 90 Prairie 50 30 $50 So Bran
Creamery &c 2is2se Dairy iesaie cornmsal
royisioas we're steady psrk rlssular new a! slS ~
Clear 81 Clear kiss 81 10 snort Clear s. s7r Bacon
Boxed shoulders 81 o. oas Clear s. 90 Cis. RIBS
Rscs.ts.rioo i, Sooo selA Wheat 900 ..sh voss
shipn sntsRiour 1900 sbs Wheat 5000 bash.
Corr 4ayoo bash oan.aoO0 sash Rye 1000 ousa
TOLEDO. Sept Wheat sctiys ea,h. ssgtsmss. 5tse
Corr actfve sspeIberi A%c MAY t6te: Oats,
caak Z6c need. Prime Dcccmber. - Oh. Ice.
cspss-Whsss i6s0o bash. (srn 1000 bush. Oats 1000
bush shipments Wheat lOW bosh Cora bush
uats, 5000 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

s Sc s oTri5.y MAJ Msd.s g.
With advices from abroad the speculative market
a final figures representing IN advance OF
The day. Sa bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

receipts. So 2s6459 s6qOl. 954 s34So.a26 $2.S799o2
The above statements Of expenditures do not include
for principal OF bonds redeemed NOR Tor re-
dempton OF National bank notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

1t will be that all of the above list except Man
haitian and the Northern Pacific at t0-nghts closing
figures show material gains from about August l. Not
bad record for a month OF threatened disasters and
powerful efforts maze toward depression. IL has
noraL The stocks sold both for "long" and short
account have been absorbed. and not now press
ing the be the fuctuaton or per cent in
either direction.
The market this morning opened only fairly steady
hesitation in the upward movement, begun ycstor
day, nvited a small attack. what n leading :" bear
would call feeer." and prices yielded 4 z per cent
that time there "A steady advance 20 the
close much because Of the magnitude OF the de
IOand because OF the small supply OF stocks The
transactions The stock Exchange amounted only To
374.902 shares against 420.62i shares Yesterday.
Stocks n good borrowing demand even on the
board well heretofore at the offices The market
closed strong. 49, .
Government bonds frmer. with the bids for the
higher and advances for the currency IS OF aDOuI
per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

GOVERNMENT LAND.-Wanted ten to
W twenty dollars enter well timbered land In
Northern Wisconsin. JAMES l.. GATES. Milwaukee, WIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

T. VI
Beef poor demand Pork In fair demand Hams In poor
demand long duh at DDS Bacon Ia far demanL long
AIS. 3D. Cheese In poor demand; American
duh at CTS 81. Taow aud Iurpentne IN iair dnan
Is..s LaTlNpst fu.nros inc
Ia aud September steady Az
ad. October aud November steady at a9s Wheat
ia good and Flour In !air demand. Cornspot and
Futures In poor demand Hops At London New orr state
Notluns one ing observation-disclosures firm; demand good
supply large California No. g. LII dGs I'd per Genital
Corn quiet, steady demand poor Provisions
I2s hi clean Middles. Lard-3Js DID, per
cwt for Prime Western. -,,
y. m.-Prouuce-Rebned petroleum 5Si 40 EloL per
gallon.
francs 30 confines paid aud sellers
BRHMEN Sept L-Petroloum q marks pfenngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
cpARLR,roy sapt l-Turpentine steady at 29c.
SAVANNAH. Sept l.-rsrpentlns firm At 29't
WILMINGTON. Sept .l.-IarpontIsr nrn Al ~ &c
Smyrna times., 1887-10-05

Plush Jackets, Coats. anc
w Ps. 80 styles. MOI
merely one Of a kind, flL
|'%eS. We have secured alb
Solute control of the best makes
Oh these garments. No Ger
man Pushes" or "Box Plush
es among them; they don't
wear well. We use only Lis
ter e; S best English SeaP'
Plush of deep, rich lustre. and
guarantee perfection in mater
lal, make, and fit.
In the making every gar
ment is treated as if Of seal
SKIN: CD the Plush is thor
oughly steamed, (2) the pieces
are pasted on the moulds and
shapes, CD the garment is
GT : while being made.
All garments satin lined
We use real seal trimmino
only on our Coats and Jackets.
We call special attention to
the$Io Jackets, the $12 Wraps,
and the $3.50 Coats. Fin,
ished as well as our $500 gar
mentS.
We never before knew such
low prices on goods of this
class.
Smyrna times., 1887-10-05
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Lister Plush Wraps
The New Millinery.

Paris BOnnets and Round
Hats, and a world of handsome
things from our own work
rooms.
Styles and shapes thebright-
est workers of the world have
been for six months thinking
out and working out. Some
times a saucy cuteness comes
by inspiration or by a happy
chance. You will think there
has been nothing but inspira-
ton behind the dashing, neat,
Jaunty loves of Hats and Bon
nets in our Millinery Parlors
today. Harmonious, perfect;
as II picked mellow-ripe from a
Fairy tree.
How does the Fashion drift?
To Poke Bonnets and large
Hats with low crowns. Not
0'e',y POkey for the Bonnets,
nor yet very large or very low
for the Hats. A trick of trim
mlngmakes the crowns of many
OF the lowest seem high.
PhOsPhOrescent or change
able effects in the trimming.
You see it in nearly every
thing. Very rich in many cases,
pretty in all. Feathers and
wings birds too, more's the
pity.
Smyrna times., 1887-10-05

An every-thread-wool Elan
mel that won't shrink. Why?
Because it has been shrunk.
Scarlet Shaker Flannel, pure
cOchineal dye. 8 to II inches
wider when it left the loom
than it now is. As cents to 81.
Same in white, twilled or
plain, same price.
Another that has passed its
shrinking days. Made 1913
inches wide, now 81 inches
wide. Fancy Flannel in va
riety of plaids and stripes.
$I.25 to $3.50.
Scarlet Flannel (medicated),
~ cents to $1.25. The best
we have ever seen for the price.
Fancy Flannel Skirtings, AZ
in. Weighs II OF. to the yard.
Gray with blue bands
Gray with black bands
Red with black bands
p yards lover p pounds),
$I.25.
Smyrna times., 1887-10-05

You can find as good an assert
ment as you would wish to see
IN fact, customers are surprised
to find such a stock, and more
than that every one is perfectly
pleased with the prices, as they
are much lower than they have
been buying the same quality of
goods.
Smyrna times., 1887-10-05
NOW rs THE TIME

10 remember where you can
Ind everything you want for
Men, Boys and Children. such as
OYercOats, Suits, Hats. Fine
Shirts, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs.
Handkerchiefs, Trunks, Valices
Rubber Coats, Umbrellas. etc